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The Art of Music: Inland Opera Inaugural Gala Concert, Saturday, November 11, 2017

November 11, 2017

The Inland Empire arts community is in for an operatic treat on Saturday, November 11th from 6-830 pm at the Mission Gables Bowl House, 168 S. Eureka St., Redlands, California 92373. Kick off the holiday season as some of Southern California’s most charismatic and talented vocalists share their enthusiasm for opera and music theater! Featured…

The Art Of Management: Jen Soulé, President of Other World Computing (OWC) – Secrets of Running a Multi-National Tech Corporation

October 23, 2017

(Woodstock, Illinois, October 23, 2017, by Cirina Catania) The news of Jen Soulé’s nomination for a Stevie Award was no surprise to this reporter. We’ve tracked Jen for several years now as she has led Other World Computing, along with Founder, Larry O’Connor, to a leading position as manufacturer and supplier of high-end tech and computing…

Wagner Ensemble rehearsing J.S. Bach's Mass in B Minor under the direction of Jeannine Wagner.

Cirina Catania

The Art of Music: Wagner Ensemble Performs J.S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Sunday, May 21, 2017

May 21, 2017

(South Pasadena, CA) If you’re looking for something to do that will entertain and inspire you, make your way to South Pasadena for the Wagner Ensemble’s performance of J.S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor under the direction of Jeannine Wagner. The concert is scheduled for 4:30 pm, Sunday, May 21 at the Oneonta Congregational Church,…

The Art of Photography: I Can’t Take All the Credit, Perfectly Clear Shares It With Me.

May 7, 2017

(Las Vegas, NV, May 4, 2017, by Cirina Catania) So there I was a week into the most hectic of conventions, NAB (National Association of Broadcasting). I was shooting video and stills for clients and had a crew for USTimes.biz covering as well. For those of you who have never been to an NAB week,…

The Art of Photography: Louis Kravitz’ Photos Rock the Walls at the Perfect Exposure Gallery in LA

April 2, 2017

(Los Angeles, CA, April 1, 2017, Photos of the gallery and Mr. Kravitz by Cirina Catania) Visiting the newly-opened Perfect Exposure Gallery in Los Angeles, I was treated to a tour of Kolkata through the lens of an incredibly talented photographer, Louis Kravitz. He’s made numerous visits to India in the last eight years and…

The Art of Photography: Louis Kravitz Captures Images of India, Exhibiting at Perfect Exposure Gallery in Los Angeles

March 30, 2017

Photographer Louis Kravitz has been to India numerous times to capture images that tell the story of one of his favorite places on the planet. Louis and his wife, Kathy Kravitz, will be at the Perfect Exposure Gallery on 1125 Crenshaw Blvd in Los Angeles on Saturday, April 1st from 11 am to 1 pm…

Art of Music: 311 Announces Tour Dates, Releases Single, “Too Much to Think”

March 13, 2017

(March 13, 2017, Courtesy 311) It’s official. 311 launches their eight-week North American tour on June 22nd in Cleveland, Ohio. Special guests for some shows include “New Politics” or “The Skints / Passafire.” 311 will also make headline appearances at several festivals and radio events. The full tour itinerary (June 22-Aug 20) is listed below and at http://www.311.com/shows. PHOTO L-R: Drummer CHAD SEXTON, singer/guitarist NICK HEXUM,…

Art of Comedy: “Please Tell Me I’m Adopted!” Nicole Sobchack Says Her Character is a “Hot Mess”

March 7, 2017

(Los Angeles, California, March 8, 2017) Wraptastic Productions’ live action ensemble, and very zany comedy, “Please Tell Me I’m Adopted!” premiered worldwide exclusively on Amazon/Amazon Prime to five-star reviews on the 6th of March. Produced by Chris Sobchack, Nicole Sobchack, and Heather Hall, the short-form series stars Nicole Sobchack as the free-spirited, confused but very…

A sample from the recent discovery detailing the ancient artform, cursive writing

The Art of: Cursive Writing – California Woman’s Amazing Discovery!

December 28, 2016

(Los Angeles, CA, Dec 28, 2016, Story by Cirina Catania) A California woman has discovered an unnoticed ancient art that has been buried for years. Historians believe this artform was taught to young children in elementary school during primitive times before the advent of the Internet, cell phones and Facebook. It was known as, “cursive…

The Art of Fiction: The Closet

August 14, 2016

I am five. Locked in a small, dark, musky, chemical-cleaning-supply-laden closet in a German pre-school. Dark. Can’t breathe. Claustrophobic. Can’t sit. No room. Brooms and brushes grab at my skin each time I tire and lean. Seems like hours. I think if I can just relax close my eyes and try to catch some oxygen…